JPG Denver

Jim Beckman challenges us to consider that the notion of pretending leads us to a deeper understanding of our relationship with God the Father.

Kari Palmer shares how speaking of her faith with coworkers in a secular workplace resulted in a healthier integration of work and life.

Mary Margaret beautifully speaks about the power of Christ-centered friendships and the importance of good friendships during high school.

Annie Powell, founder of Camp Wojtyla, shares how discovering her mission statement at a young age led to the founding and flourishing of the camp.

Our music teacher, Dr. Shawn Mollenhauer, unravels the distinction between natural gratitude, born from absence, and the profound depth of supernatural gratitude, rooted in presence.

Fr. Joseph Fessio, S.J., founder of Ignatius Press, reflecting on his own high school experience invited our students to delve into the profound question: 'Why am I Catholic?'

Andrew Brinker from Camp Wojtyla, shared about the immense impact Camp Wojtyla had on his reversion during his time in college and how it turned his life around.

Fr. Chris emphasizes the importance of routine and repetition not only in sports but also in living a good Christian life.

Fr. Daniel recounts two of his most profound encounters with Christ involving swimming pools and cinnamon rolls.

Latin teacher, Waylon Duncan delves into the theological virtue of Hope. He shares a practical and creative method for nurturing and cultivating Hope through the power of imagination.

Illustrated through his personal experiences, Landon Baird reflects on the significance of cultivating Christian friendships during high school, emphasizing how these shape our journeys toward Heaven.

Our principal, Mrs. Heule, addressed the concept of the orphan spirit and the three lies the devil aims to instill in us. She stressed that through Jesus' crucifixion, all abandonment is overcome, and we are heirs to His love and Kingdom, dispelling the notion of anyone being an orphan.

Kristen Lanier shares her personal journey of coming to know the famous quote by St. Teresa of Avila, "God writes straight with crooked lines." This helped her understand that the Lord has a unique plan for each individual, and although we may have personal aspirations, God ultimately fulfills them in His own time and in the best way.

Father Brian Gross emphasized the significance of invoking the name of Jesus—He stressed that the name of Jesus encapsulates his presence and power, serving as a means to invite Him into our lives in every circumstance.

Software engineer Michael Bianco recounts his powerful encounter with God as Healer and the power of clear, honest communication with Him. Discover how his faith now shines as a light in the world of engineering, where belief in God is rare.

Eric Lanier shares about the transformative Camino de Santiago pilgrimage he and his wife embarked on, reminding us that in life, like on the Camino, we're all pilgrims taking one step at a time, one day at a time, guided by faith and the knowledge that we are all pilgrims on the journey to Heaven.

Artist Mark Thomason shares his wisdom and encourages our students to embrace their true selves, unshaken by the world's pressures, knowing they are rooted in Christ, who has already conquered the world.

This morning one of our Math teachers, Mrs. Ruth Bartlett, gave a beautiful reflection on how a stolen umbrella helped G.K. Chesterton understand the Catholic Church and how this story informs our approach to one another.

Our President, Mr. Jeff Kummer, closed the school year with a personal reflection about time, remembering our death, and making the most of the time we have in preparation for eternal life.

Mr. Curtis Burch shared how God’s plan through a friend during a time of brokenness brought him to a Catholic School where the generosity of a priest gave him the opportunity to thrive.

Mr. Anthony Welch spent 6 years as a CFR Brother in the Bronx. Today he connected how an experience of cooking a fish for someone at 11pm is the same call from the Lord to “go therefore and make disciples” in his current role working in the software industry.

Ms. Megan Ward works as a financial statement auditor at Deloit and shared how the Lord has invited her to live out her faith working in the corporate and secular world.

Ms. Sophia Van Horn is a Christ in the City Missionary and shared how an experience trying to help a woman living on the streets helped her better understand gratitude.

Ms. Shayla Elm shared about how hearing the small whispers of the Lord ultimately led her to serve those experiencing homelessness with Christ in the City.

Ms. Betty Goodwin, Program Director at Christ in the City, recounted the story of her 52-mile walking pilgrimage to Chimayo, NM and the connections it revealed about the spiritual life.